A shared Home Assistant apps repository maintained by Wolfram Ravenwolf.
These apps are maintained primarily for personal use, but are published for anyone who finds them useful.
Home Assistant labels this area as Apps and the repository browser as the App Store. This repository follows that UI wording for the collection while individual packages may still use Home Assistant's add-on terminology where it is technically accurate.
In Home Assistant, open Settings > Apps > Install app > Repositories and add this repository once:
https://github.com/WolframRavenwolf/home-assistant-addons
| App | Slug | Status | Purpose |
|---|---|---|---|
| Gluetun VPN Gateway | gluetun_vpn_gateway |
Active | Configurable LAN-only VPN gateway/proxy using Gluetun, defaulting to NordVPN WireGuard with United States / San Francisco server filters, token-to-key caching, HTTP CONNECT, and optional Shadowsocks endpoints for selective client/app routing. |
| Mattermost | mattermost |
Active | Mattermost Team Edition with built-in PostgreSQL, persistent storage, Home Assistant sidebar landing page, direct LAN HTTP/HTTPS access, and bot-friendly defaults for internal use. |
repository.yaml
README.md
LICENSE
<app-slug>/
README.md
DOCS.md
config.yaml
build.yaml
Dockerfile
translations/
Each app keeps its own Home Assistant add-on metadata and documentation under its app directory. Shared repository-level files live at the root.
- Prefer official upstream container images where practical.
- Pin base images or document conscious tracking behavior.
- Keep credentials in Home Assistant app options/secrets, never in repository files.
- Keep proxies and service ports LAN-only unless a separate remote-access design is explicitly approved. Use proxy authentication or network-layer access control on untrusted LANs.
- Document default CIDRs/ports as examples, not universal settings; users must adapt them to their network.
- Review Dockerfiles and startup scripts before release; Home Assistant apps are privileged infrastructure, not random toy containers.
The Home Assistant app wrapper code in this repository is MIT licensed. Upstream software downloaded, packaged, or run by an app remains governed by its own license terms.